Judge Juan R. Sanchez
Recent News About Judge Juan R. Sanchez
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Fired Phila. School Dist. administrator can assert free speech violations in termination suit, judge rules
A former high-level administrator with the Philadelphia School District -
Doc who defrauded Fen-Phen settlement trust fund sentenced to six years in federal prison
A Florida doctor was sentenced to six years in federal prison this week for his role in a -
In infant death product liability case, federal judge grants remand to Phila. Common Pleas Court
A woman suing the makers of an infant carrier that allegedly caused the death of her child -
Doctor convicted in Phila. of defrauding Fen-Phen settlement trust fund
A Florida doctor was convicted late last week in federal court in Philadelphia of a fraud scheme involving a trust fund set up to compensate victims of the diet drug known as Fen-Phen. -
Judge dismisses Pa. man's suit against N.J.'s Division of Consumer Affairs
A federal judge sitting in Philadelphia has dismissed with prejudice a complaint that had -
Pa. gun club facing complaint over pigeon shoots again asks for suit's dismissal
A suburban Philadelphia sporting organization being sued by a water quality advocacy -
Judge overseeing pigeon shoot lawsuit grants plaintiffs' request for extension to respond to defendant's dismissal motion
The federal judge overseeing the case involving water quality advocates suing a local -
Phila. Gun Club lawyers seek dismissal of suit over live pigeon shoots
Lawyers for a suburban Philadelphia sporting organization being sued by water quality -
Judge grants partial class certification in case against courier service
A federal judge in Philadelphia has granted partial class certification for plaintiffs in a civil suit alleging the courier service they work or worked for improperly classified them as independent contractors and not employees. -
Judge dismisses wrongful arrest claim against Cheltenham Township Police
A federal judge in Philadelphia granted a motion by Cheltenham Township and its police chief to dismiss a lawsuit that had been brought about by two men who had claimed their respective arrests two summers ago violated their constitutional rights.